Export Header lines to a CSV file

[Brian K. White]

I do it in @once.

Put the export line in a small gosub, say it's named exp

At the top of the table gosub exp

Then after the end of the normal per-record processing add an end if you 
didn't have one.

After the end put the exp label, export, return

After that put @once

At the top of @once put gosub exp

Then write the header fields

Return.

So the header is all created in @once, which runs before any record is 
loaded, and, the normal record processing doesn't have to include any 
"detect if I'm on the first record" logic, which both looks messy and 
runs on every record for no reason.

-- 
bkw


On 8/6/2012 1:47 PM, Bob Simcoe wrote:
> Hi
>
> fp5.0
> windows xp
>
> How can I Export column headers when Exporting to a CSV file?
> I use:
>
> Export word file.csv
>
> file(1) = 1 ; file(2) = 2 ....etc.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
> Thank you
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